You’re a Bad Teacher Because You’re Too Smart

Today’s guest post is by Michelle Braden, CEO of MSBCoach.

I was recently reading the book, “Brain Rules” by John Medina. In the book, Medina teaches us that in order for learning to take place we have to connect with those we teach. He gives several examples of how to do this, but one in particular stood out to me. This example is that we have a tendency to forget that the information we are sharing is NEW to those we are teaching.

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